Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-03

Judge The Judge said he did not think there was
any greater nuisance In the world than a bowling
dog. especially when there arr sick persons In the
neIIhbOrhOOd The Judge said that he owned a
.4lliDh Dog, out was compelled 10 get rid or him
In u proper way. The defendant did Lot testify in
MS own oehalf, and The court imposed fine OF 3D.
The Revocation of Nr. WiIIett,s Lii.
cense Illegal.
The ACTION OF THE COMMISSIONERS NOT SUSTAINED
\ question OF considerable interest TO LIQUOR
sellers IN the county was settled In the Police
Court today IN The case Of JAS Willett who keeps
grocery and wholesale, auOr ore moi far from the
Pre7II~uts country home. His license was paid
11r and regularly Issued The officers 10 is said
nld al IN }li'-r power 10 make against VIII
lett Tor violating fAe sunday law, but were unable
70 'Ct't4H - .,it't against MN Mr. Nillett then
Received nOtinctlcI. !rt.!i! the Commissioners, 10
me effect th. his license had been revoked, call
Ing MS attention 10 page 40, Webb'S Digest. Mr.
Wil.etJ eng led Tie l--dl services OF Mr. Carup-
bell Cdrrington. who advises, MIN 20 pay no At
ttbtlon 10 The rvut4ji". Of his license, but 10 sell
nqupr a. IL had been doing. Nj. Willett took the
advice oi his counsel and sold liquor as usual
O.f3ceT Murphy then ,wOre out a warrant cha 70
luS NLI-tt WIN doing "a business without q
Incense Counsel FOR defendant admitted the facts
authority 10 revoke tine IiCeH,a.
VT Forrest FOR the District, said he had ex-
ainiled tae la" and failed 10 md any law giving
the COUNTY out9ide The city bmiJs and he was
wiling 10 nave The case dismissed
ne Judge dismissed the charge against the de-
1enGaRt
An EXCURSION STEAMER AsHoRE-The steamer
George Law left Petersburg, Va. Yesterday morn
ing with an excursion party OF three hundred and
nIty coIOrrd persons Oh board, bound Tor Glare
mont shortly after leaving She sprung a leal,
a-d tlled 80 rdpidiy that she was run aground
near shore The eXcur.ionists were panlc-strtckcu
but No lives were lost The vessels cargo Is badly
damaged.
The George Law was well known In this city.
AaFlhs ri! = Few seasons ago on the Potomac as
az excursion boat.
COOP EN- LAKS--Clements Lodge OF Good Tenn
plArs held an UNUSUALLY largely attended meeting
AT Washington Hall. capitol Hill last eyenInf, NJ
which several new IneuIlerS Were ldmiIrp "a and a
IaFgr number or applications Tor membership re-
cciVed IHc grand chief tenplar Mr. Whitney
and grand marshal. Ir. Money assisted DIV fh...
grand superintendent or Juvenile TernDlars Mr.
kUsse4!, acting - grand secretary. installed the
following officers Tor the present term: Mr. ,
kal>trOE ci.i"f teiuplaT: Miss Kate sho,nO Vice
Jcinpiar; Nj. +. a Harrison. secretary: Mr. Clas
/ Pussy, financial secretary; Mrs NJ Il Mahoney,
treasurer: Mrs j. v. Bates. chaplain: Mr. Th0s
Allen, marshal; Miss May IsuilOrd, deputy mar
sAd!; Miss Hattie Jones, guardian; Mr.. T.. Turner.
sentinel: Miss Jessie Pope, assistant secretary
Miss Julia f Martin, right, anu Miss Jennie Muir.
chleI tetnp.ar, ana Miss Adiie HOiIid.e, organist
An enjoyable entertainment, including choice re-
neshmenta, succeeded the ceremonies.
lie HAD TO PAY FOR his GOOD TIME.-Timothy
OLeary, young man who resides in Baltimore
paiu :lslt 10 this city yesterday and had good
.iihe- IA t0e afternoon Ee purchased a basket ol
Mowers 10 carry home, ana went 10 the Baltimore
and ONO depot NAIIe waiting for The train he
ttlI asleep. ana when awakened by Officer Howe
De assaulted the officer. lie then became a prs
oner, and th-prisoner and Orricer went 10 the
nOoE and lively tussel ensted Sergeant FaIyey
assisted The officer IN getting ths prisoner 10 the
anu "heh the officer returned TO the depot
ons ol Tue railroad men presented him with the
prisoners basket Of flowers. This morning Judgf
naIper hhed OLe&ry - for disOrderiy coaducr
AAd @lV TO- sSN;s--tag lLe OI..cer